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Assessor block 3711

Assessor blockFinancial District/South Beach1907–2022

77 records of San Francisco tie this block, 1907–2022: 74 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 3 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.

Kind
Assessor block
Neighbourhood
Financial District/South Beach
Assessor block
3711
Records
77: 74 Board decisions, 3 facts from city reports
Years
1907–2022

What the records say

The 60 most telling of its 77 records, in date order: the ones an editor picked first, then the highest scored. The one-line summaries were written by a language model from the printed page; open the page to check the wording.

WhenWhat the record saysOutcomeSource
1907-01-27$13,200 (≈ $476,531 in 2026 dollars) for a Main Street sewer and grading on Fulton StreetresolutionBoard decision
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1907-10-28New concrete sewer to be built in Ninth StreetordinanceBoard decision
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1907-12-23New street lights ordered for Main and Mission streetspassedBoard decision
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1908-01-20F. Leffler paid for building a sewer in Beale StreetresolutionBoard decision
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1910679 feet of concrete sewer laid in Mission Street near BealeotherBoard decision
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1912-05-27Owners to be told to remove unlawful buildings inside the fire limits; amended, no final vote foundordinanceBoard decision
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1912-09-30The Board granted revocable boiler and storage tank permits to Collins McCarthy Candy Co., E. C. Leach and E. L. Hueter at Beale, College and Bush Streets.passedBoard decision
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1912-09-30Collins McCarthy Candy Co allowed a storage tank (1500 gallons) at 25-31 Beale StreetpassedBoard decision
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1912-09-30Collins McCarthy Candy Co allowed a boiler (80 horsepower) at 25-31 Beale StreetpassedBoard decision
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1913-01-13City orders Beale Street improved from Market to Folsom StreetordinanceBoard decision
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1917-03-19Pacific Gas and Electric to install street lamps on Eighth AvenueresolutionBoard decision
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1917-11-19Fred Boehme's stable permit at 326 Twenty-fourth Avenue revokedpassedBoard decision
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1917-11-19Revocable permits for a public garage, oil storage tanks and a boiler at four San Francisco sites were passed for printing.passed first readingBoard decision
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1917-11-19De Laval Dairy Supply Co allowed a boiler (6 horsepower) at 61 Beale StreetpassedBoard decision
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1917-11-26Board granted revocable permits for a public garage, oil storage tanks and a boiler at several named San Francisco sites.passedBoard decision
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1918-02-11Spur track on Beale Street proposed, sent to committeereferredBoard decision
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1927-04-11No rail car switching on Beale Street 7am–6pm, some tracks exceptedpassedBoard decision
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1927-04-11Southern Pacific's Beale Street tracks to be limited to freight and night hours; amended, no final vote foundamendedBoard decision
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1928-06-04Lengths listed for hotels and shops on Ellis and Geary streetsordinanceBoard decision
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1928-10-08Loading zones of 18 to 36 feet approved at 27 downtown addresses in front of named businesses.passedBoard decision
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1928-12-10Loading zones were recommended by the Traffic and Safety Committee; the Board's vote appears on the next page.resolutionBoard decision
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1928-12-10Loading zones set for Krogh Pump and Vulcan Macaroni FactorypassedBoard decision
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1928-12-17Loading zones set at the Herald Hotel and Stanford Lane HospitalordinanceBoard decision
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1929-01-14Loading zones set for Mount Zion Hospital and the Romeo MarketpassedBoard decision
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1930-01-13Loading zones set for Blanco's Restaurant, Payne's Bolt Works and othersordinanceBoard decision
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1930-12-01Loading zones were established at twelve downtown addresses, including apartment buildings, offices and warehouses, by resolution.passedBoard decision
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1931-02-02Loading zones abolished at 618 Sansome Street, 134 Spring Street and 215-225 Market Street, used by several businesses.passedBoard decision
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1931-08-31Traffic Committee recommends loading zones at eleven addresses on Cole, Drumm, Eddy, Haight, Mission and other streets.passedBoard decision
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1931-08-31Loading zones for Peters Market, Superba Market and Sherith Israel synagogueresolutionBoard decision
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1949-08-29Hour limits adopted on Mission Street near Beale and Seventh StreetsresolutionBoard decision
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1952-03-03Parking ban on Market Street between Fremont and Tenth put offresolutionBoard decision
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1967-03-13Board of Supervisors passed ordinance 76-67 rezoning Main and Beale Street blocks near Market Street from C-M to C-3.passedBoard decision
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1967-10-30An adoption vote with no subject on this page.passedBoard decision
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1967-10-30City leases 215 Market Street offices for water engineerspassedBoard decision
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1968PG & E, 245 Market · floor area sqft: 342,000buildingCity report: The downtown plan : proposal for citizen review
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1968-07-15An adoption vote with no subject on this page.passedBoard decision
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1968-07-15City leases 215 Market Street office for water and power engineerspassedBoard decision
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1969-06-23City leases for libraries, health clinics and offices approved, after two Market Street leases were deleted by amendment.passedBoard decision
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1970PG&E, 77 Beale · floor area sqft: 907,000buildingCity report: The downtown plan : proposal for citizen review
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1975Pacific Gas and Electric Company · other: PG&E Customer Services Department, rates for City and County of San FranciscoagencyCity report: The Mission District of San Francisco : a collection of basic data that can be used by business, individuals and community groups to improve the economic conditions in the Mission District
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1975-08-04Federal money accepted for faster Muni on Mission and Fourth StreetspassedBoard decision
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1975-08-04Federal money sought to speed buses on Mission and Fourth StreetsresolutionBoard decision
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1980-05-19Dinwiddie Construction may occupy Mission Street for the Pacific Gateway buildingpassedBoard decision
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1980-05-19Dinwiddie Construction may occupy Mission Street for the Pacific Gateway buildingresolutionBoard decision
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1983-03-22Flower market proposed in front of 215 Market Streetpassed first readingBoard decision
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1983-03-28Flower market proposed in front of 215 Market StreetpassedBoard decision
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1986-03-03Afternoon tow-away zones proposed on Battery, Beale and Clay StreetspassedBoard decision
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1988-08-15Beale Street closed between Market and Mission for a SaturdaypassedBoard decision
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1990-06-25Afternoon tow-away zones set on Mission, Battery and Kearny StreetsresolutionBoard decision
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1990-06-25Afternoon tow-away zones set on Mission, Battery and Kearny StreetsresolutionBoard decision
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1995-06-12Afternoon tow-away zones adopted on Beale and Drumm StreetspassedBoard decision
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2000-01-19$52,000 (≈ $101,747 in 2026 dollars) approved to design fix of ruptured Mission and Main water mainpassedBoard decision
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2011-04-12Appeal against the 350 Mission Street tower heard in publicmotionBoard decision
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2018-10-30Sidewalk width rules changed on Beale, Howard, Main and MissionpassedBoard decision
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2022-07-19F4 Transbay Partners' purchase of 200 Main Street sent to committeeresolutionBoard decision
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2022-07-26F4 Transbay Partners to buy 200 Main Street for $6M (≈ $6.9 million in 2026 dollars)passedBoard decision
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2022-07-26F4 Transbay Partners to buy 200 Main Street for $6M (≈ $6.9 million in 2026 dollars)resolutionBoard decision
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2022-07-26F4 Transbay Partners to buy 200 Main Street for $6M (≈ $6.9 million in 2026 dollars); heard at a public hearing, no vote foundresolutionBoard decision
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2022-09-20F4 Transbay Partners to buy 200 Main Street for $6M (≈ $6.9 million in 2026 dollars)resolutionBoard decision
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2022-11-01F4 Transbay Partners to buy 200 Main Street for $6M (≈ $6.9 million in 2026 dollars)resolutionBoard decision
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